http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/money/article4265337.ece
Falklands phwoar
HOPES of more black gold being discovered off the Falklands sent shares in an oil minnow soaring 55 per cent last night.
BORDERS & SOUTHERN was forced to play down talk it had made a strike south of the islands — as excited investors piled in.
But a spokesman refused to rule out success at the company’s “Darwin” field. Sources in the Falklands claimed the company HAD made a bumper discovery but was currently evaluating its size and scale.
A crew change on Borders’ rig two days ago is thought to have seen workers returning to Port Stanley fuelling rumours that have been fizzing around the internet.
One analyst conceded amid the confusion: “I guess it’s just speculation as to a positive result.” Borders’ share price soared 38.50p to 108. FALKLANDS OIL & GAS, which has interests close to the Borders field, climbed 24.25p to 93.